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Chapter 9 True/False Self-Quiz
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Symbolic role-taking should be avoided when trying to influence others.
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The scientist most closely associated with classical conditioning is Pavlov.
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Skinner is the psychologist most closely associated with operant conditioning.
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The technique of pairing two stimuli so that the response to one is elicited by the other is a technique based on social learning theory.
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According to operant learning theory, people are motivated by a need to be true to their own values.
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I want to get good grades and I hardly ever go to class are dissonant cognitions.
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Cheerfulness, honesty, and courage are examples of terminal values.
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When we acknowledge another person's need to be liked and appreciated, we are taking into account his or her negative face needs.
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Assertiveness is a functional behavior in which individuals find a way to get their own needs met without imposing on the rights of others.
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Cultural persuadables are the same in all cultures.
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